Hydrogen peroxide and honey

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First, Merry Christmas and Happy New year to everyone! It's been a great year of bee wrangling adventures, and I am grateful to all for having been so dedicated to following along, thank you all so much!

As Christmas was approaching, and the idea of giving honey as stocking stuffers, or just because it's just so good, was a hot one, the demand for honey from St. Joseph Abbey was extremely high. In just 2 weeks, over 300 bottles were sold. Because of the constant need to have honey on the shelves at the gift shop, I had to get busy getting our crystallized honey into it's liquid state FAST!

On this weeks video I show show the exact process I go through changing crystallized honey into honey that can be dispensed into our bottles in a smooth, golden liquid state. I realize that the method I employ is not the standard, hobbyist procedure, but then again, having over 150 hives does tend to produce a bit more honey, and, creative ways of handling that much honey need to be developed. For my needs, a drum lift and a 30 gallon kitchen kettle were the solution to my dilemma.

Because the video is a long one, I'll shorten the description with just the very brief explanation of what the video's about. God's peace to all in the new year! Mr. Ed